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Article Schema Generator

Add Article, NewsArticle or BlogPosting structured data to help Google understand and display your content better.

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How it works

The generator builds the correct schema.org type with headline, description, author, publisher, datePublished, dateModified and image. The output follows Google's article structured data guidelines.

Worked example

A BlogPosting with headline, author Person, publisher Organization (with logo), datePublished and a featured image — the exact fields Google uses for top stories and rich article results.

Recommendations

  • Use BlogPosting for blog posts, NewsArticle for news and Article for generic articles
  • Always include datePublished and dateModified so Google shows accurate freshness
  • Add the publisher logo at least 112×112px for Google News eligibility

Tips & advice

  • The headline should match the visible page title for consistency
  • Use ISO 8601 dates (2026-08-16T09:00:00Z) so all search engines parse them correctly
  • Add one article schema per page — never multiple article types on the same URL
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Article Schema Generator

Add Article, NewsArticle or BlogPosting structured data to help Google understand and display your content better.

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Step by Step

Article Schema Generator — step by step

Select Article, NewsArticle or BlogPosting depending on your content type.

Add headline, short description, author name, publish and update dates, and the article URL and image.

Click Generate to produce valid article JSON-LD with nested author and publisher objects.

Paste the code into your page head and validate it with the Rich Results Test.

Help Center

SEO Tools FAQs

Article structured data tells Google about your article: headline, author, publish date, image and publisher, enabling better display in search and Google News.

Use NewsArticle for time-sensitive news, BlogPosting for blog posts, and Article for general informational articles.

Yes, Google recommends a featured image at least 1200px wide. It is used for thumbnails in search and Google News.

Yes. It is common to add FAQPage schema to an article that already has article schema to enable FAQ rich results too.

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